The contagion passes via a bite from an infected being. Regardless, the most frequent version is the virus seen in the first several Marvel Zombies series.
These zombies appear to be infected with a disease identical to the one seen in Marvel Zombies, its three sequels, and Marvel Zombies Return, though what this suggests about the origin of the virus seen in those series (if anything) is unknown. In Marvel Zombies Supreme, the zombified Squadron Supreme is created when scientists graft the original team's DNA to human corpses and zaps them with space radiation. Any connection between the common version seen in the first four series and Marvel Zombies Return and the isolated, alternate versions seen in Marvel Zombies 5 is unknown.
As seen in Marvel Zombies 5, some of these universes have unique variations different from the established virus. Although a paradoxical loop is responsible for its existence in the universes seen in Marvel Zombies and Marvel Zombies Return, several universes are shown to have their own isolated outbreaks that have not reached the catastrophic levels seen in other series. The ultimate origin of the infection is unknown. It was initially written by Frank Marraffino, with art by Mirco Pierfederici, but Marraffino's health issue meant he had to hand over the writing reins to Peter David with issue #3. This was followed by Marvel Zombies Destroy! set in a dimension where Nazi zombies won the war. It has a new creative team of Frank Marraffino and penciller Fernando Blanco. Ī new series was launched in 2011, Marvel Zombies Supreme takes the zombie infection to Earth-712, the universe of Squadron Supreme. With Marvel Zombies 5 he teamed up with Kano, with the story picking up from the end of Marvel Zombies 4.
Van Lente then stayed on to write the first and last issues of Marvel Zombies Return, a series of five one-shots looking at different aspects of the outbreak. The team continued on to Marvel Zombies 4, a four-issue mini-series starting in April 2009. With Marvel Zombies 3, Kirkman and Phillips were replaced by Fred Van Lente and Kev Walker. The Army of Darkness, was written by John Layman with art by Fabiano Neves, Fernando Blanco and Sean Phillips. The story arcs were followed by a Marvel Zombies limited series by Robert Kirkman and Sean Phillips, who also created the prequel Marvel Zombies: Dead Days and sequel Marvel Zombies 2.Ī crossover with Army of Darkness, Marvel Zombies vs. The series of titles begins with two Ultimate Fantastic Four story arcs, " Crossover" (2005) and " Frightful" (2006), by Mark Millar and Greg Land. 4.5.2 Marvel Apes: The Amazing Spider Monkey.
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